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Student activists have overtaken Cornell’s campus this school year in response to the Cornell gang rape case, which has made national news. This week, student protestors staged a mock trial outside a Board of Trustees meeting. Earlier this month, Cornell’s Day Hall’s glass door was smashed, a security camera was painted over, and a message […]

“We’re here today to talk about elections, early elections,” James told The Post on Sunday while campaigning in Crown Heights.

One of the men sued by a former Cornell University student identified as Jane Doe has asked a judge to dismiss the claims against him, arguing that her allegations do not support her broader accusations of rape and sexual assault.

One of the Cornell students who was named in a civil lawsuit by a former undergraduate student known as Jane Doe, has asked a judge to drop him from the suit.

Woman alleging frat-house rape has privacy and safety issues outweighing need to publicly identify her, judge says The woman at the center ⁠of rape allegations against students at Cornell University can continue using a pseudonym in ⁠her lawsuit, a ⁠judge ​has ruled. The New York state judge Phaedra Perry-Bond ruled on Friday that the woman’s ⁠privacy interests – particularly concerns for her safety – outweighed any need to publicly disclose her identity ⁠in court proceedings. Continue reading...

A New York judge ruled the Cornell Jane Doe accuser can keep her pseudonym in the civil case against Chi Phi fraternity members she accused of rape.

As long as the premises of the sexual revolution remain unexamined, young people will remain unprepared for the realities of sex and relationships.

A New York judge handed a legal win to the woman known as “Jane Doe” in the high-profile “Cornell 7” gang-rape civil lawsuit, ruling Friday that she can continue pursuing her claims without publicly revealing her identity. Judge Phaedra Perry-Bond, a Democrat elected to the New York Supreme Court in 2023, cited the high-profile nature ...

The judge said "the notoriety of the allegations and widespread reports of certain malicious actors' behavior" warranted anonymity.

Jane Doe can remain anonymous in her sexual assault lawsuit involving former members of Cornell University's Chi Phi fraternity, a judge ruled.

Last month, a former Cornell University student identified in court papers as “Jane Doe” sued her university and seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity, alleging they raped her at the group’s house in October 2024. Cornell’s own disciplinary process for the incident had ended with two of the men expelled, two suspended and put […]

One of the men named in an explosive lawsuit alleging sexual assault at a Cornell fraternity house opposed Letitia James’ appointment as special prosecutor.

The piece, questioning the “collective frenzy,” has stirred up a free-speech debate on the Ivy League campus.

An essay cannot establish whether that person understands the harm they have caused or whether their behavior will change, writes Debbie Millman.

The harrowing allegations of rape at a Cornell University fraternity have been rippling out in both New York state and national politics. Democrats have tended to voice sympathy with the accuser, saying that they stand with her and other victims. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said there was “a culture of rape, sexual assault, and pedophilia” […]

A Columbia publication expressed a dissenting view about the alleged gang rape at Cornell. A free speech group condemned the article.

From Barack Obama to Donald Trump, ideology has infused the interpretation of the federal law banning sex discrimination on college campuses.

After facing public backlash, Polymarket has removed a market that allowed users to wager on the fate of the seven Cornell University students accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a fraternity house in 2024. The prediction market archived the market, which asked whether any of the so-called Cornell 7 would be charged with a...

Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff has come under fire for his alleged response to a letter written by Jane Doe about her alleged gang rape at the Chi Phi fraternity house. Shanelle Kaul reports.

The market had amassed $450,000 in wagers by the time it was pulled from the international platform.

A man named in the highly publicized “Cornell 7” civil lawsuit has been dropped. “A defendant has been dropped from Jane Doe’s civil lawsuit with prejudice,” Los Angeles Magazine’s Lauren Conlin reported Tuesday. “Orazio Petito, identified in the original complaint as president of Cornell’s Chi Phi fraternity at the time of the alleged October 2024 ...

"We believe in the wisdom of crowds, have heard them loud and clear, and removed the market.”

Despite the ginned-up publicity she’s willingly courted in the "Cornell 7" case, New York state law shields Jane Doe with anonymity.

The former Cornell student who alleged she was gang raped at a fraternity house in 2024 said she felt "unsupported and disbelieved" by the school's president.

Some Cornell faculty members say they were not shown a letter apparently from Jane Doe, who said she "felt unsupported and disbelieved" by university president Michael Kotlikoff.